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Chapter 13 - World War 2
Freedom from want
Why Hitler never went on trial
Chapter 13 - World War 2
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Why Hitler never went on trial
ran away
died of a heart attack
committed suicide
shot by Allied troops
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Freedom from want
freedom to practice religion
peacetime life for every country
freedom of speech
freedom of expression
3
Desegregated the military
Executive Order 8022
Executive Order 9066
Executive Order 8044
Executive Order 9055
4
U.S. General forced to leave the Philippines
Eisenhower
Nimitz
Patton
MacArthur
5
Difference between WAVES and male counterparts
barred from serving abroad
received fewer benefits
not serve in scientific roles
paid less
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Night of Broken Glass
Kristallnacht
Wannsee
Holocaust
Auschzitz
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Code name for a Normandy beach invasion
Iowa
Juno
Alto
Ruby
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After this, Japan canceled plans for future invasions
Coral Sea
Guadalcanal
Bulge
Midway
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First battle in the campaign of island hopping
Midway
Guadalcanal
Coral Sea
Bulge
10
D-Day
Operation Desert Storm
Operation Torch
Operation Barbarossa
Operation Overlord
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African American pilots
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
442nd
Tuskegee Airmen
441st
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Nazis code for plan to murder all Jews in Europe
final solution
Holocaust
Jewish genocide
the Jewish question
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Why Japan wanted bases in New Guinea and Solomons
control Philippines
none of the above
had deep water ports
attack U.S. in Australia
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Napalm
none of the above
substance used in bombs to cause and spread fire
antibiotic
U.S. citizen born to Japanese immigrants
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Largest tank battle ever fought
Stalingrad
Sicily
Rome
Kursk
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Zoot Suit
style popular with young Mexican American men
all of the above
civilian clothes
U.S. Army uniform
17
Nuremberg Trials
world learned of atrocities committed
none of the above
everyone found guilty
conducted in secret
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Head of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Davis Jr.
Marshall
Nez
Randloph
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Limited inflation, rationed food
Executive Order 8022
Alien Control Program
Office of Price Administration
Executive Order 9066
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What the Japanese used to their advantage in Iwo Jima and Okinawa
caves and tunnels
unmapped marshland
unpredictable currents
thick forests
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What country had the largest concentration camp
Austria
Germany
Hungary
Poland
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Battle of the Bulge took place in
Germany
France
Belgium
Netherlands
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Effect weather had on Germans in Soviet Union
German command ordered a retreat
early/severe winter slowed their advance
unexpected heat slowed the advance
all of the above
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U.S. General at the Battle of the Bulge
Patton
none of the above
MacArthur
Ridgeway
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Natural reduction
any death through disease
sending women to gas chambers
sending children to gas chambers
killing able0bodied people by working them to death
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What Hitler assumed about U.S.S.R. in June, 1941
It would take long for a defeat
defeat them in a few months
would win without using tanks
did not want to invade
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Deadly march of U.S. and Filipino troops
Midway
Guadalcanal
Iwo Jima
Bataan
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Information to gain support
Internment
propaganda
Yalta
Enigma
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WAC and WAVES
advocacy groups for women
none of the above
Branches of Navy and Army in noncombat
labor unions for women
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Japan's goal at Pearl Harbor
Lower morale
Destroy Atlantic Fleet
push for an embargo
destroy Pacific Fleet
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Plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima
none of the above
F-16
Enola Gay
Spirit of St. Louis
32
Ultimate purpose of concentration camps
force labor
Kill Jews
frighten people
detain Jews
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Took American POW's to a new destination
Hell Ships
Destroyers
Aircraft carriers
U-Boats
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Internment of Japanese Americans
Executive Order 8044
Executive Order 9066
Executive Order 9055
Executive Order 8022
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Allied invasion of North Africa
Operation Overlord
Operation Desert Storm
none of the above
Operation Torch
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Desperate, urban neighborhoods in which a group of people are confined
none of the above
ghetto
confinement
internment
37
Similarity between Iwo Jima, Midway and Guadalcanal
Pacific Islands
Mediterranean Islands
All won by Japan
Atlantic Islands
38
FDR, Stalin and Churchill met here
Rome
Berlin
Yalta
London
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Second most devastated city
Manilla
Sherman
Stalingrad
Berlin
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German general who fought in North Africa
Rommel
Goering
Goebbels
Eichmann
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Concern of Stalin at Yalta
partition of Germany
Control of Germany's arms division
reparations
Creation of the UN
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Agreement of Big Three at Yalta
Allied forces desegregated
all of the above
Allies open a second front
German war criminals be tried
43
First air-sea battle in history
Bulge
Guadalcanal
Coral Sea
Midway
44
Largest concentration camp
Buchenwald
Auschwitz
Treblinka
Chelmno
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Allied invasion of North Africa
Operation Overlord
Operation Desert Storm
none of the above
Operation Torch
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Double V Campaign
encourage women to take job in factories
encourage Americans to grow gardens
recruit women in non-combat roles
fight racism and facism
47
Stalin made promises at this conference
Tehran
Bretton Woods
Yalta
Postsdam
48
First atomic bomb was dropped here
Iwo Jima
Nagasaki
Tokyo
Hiroshima
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Kamikaze
Japanese suicide bomber pilots
soldiers of Operation Overlord
Nazi soldiers
Filipino troops
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Soviets use of scorched earth
firebomb German cities
refuse to negotiate
none of the above
destroy their own crops
51
Forced relocation of Japanese Americans
confinement
all of the above
internment
Kristalnacht
52
Secure Allied messages into Navajo language
Pueblo
Code Talkers
Seminole
Iroquois
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Convicted at Nuremberg but killed himself to avoid punishment
Himmler
Heydrich
Goebbels
Goering
54
Flying Tigers
American/Japanese pilots
American/German pilots
American/Chinese pilots
American/British pilots
55
Bulge in the Battle of the Bulge
Name of a river
break in Allied lines
all of the above
codename for Ardennes Forest
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Defense many Nazis used
arrested by mistake
following orders
thought they were doing the right thing
diplomatic immunity